What happening

The injury situation is a bit chronic ...... it's compounded by a fractured approach to training and the inability for the owner to seek medical help for his inability to leave dubious substances alone.

The treatment room is busier than a toilet block during a bout of dysentry ........ it's bad man ............

If the injuries don't take as long to repair as originally anticipated then the injury situation could improve quickly. But it could be the case that they take longer if this happens then things are bad. If the latter occurs but the team performs well with the the fit players then things could be ok, but then again maybe not things could turn out to be a bit iffy. 🚑

Cellino hurt his fist slamming it into a table. Whiskey and talc everywhere

We cannot keep depending on the youngsters Bridcut Hermandes and Okane should play against Brighton.I think they are too mollycoddeled and they being paid thousands.

No changes in squad from last week.

Hernandez and Bridcutt definitely out.

O'Kane questionable.

The Big C still not well.

Cellino banned for 18 months. It is now official. He is set to appeal but that'll take months no doubt. Could be a bit of a blow regarding January transfers

Don't know if it will affect January transfers since the ban only begins in February next year. Of course, it depends too on whether MC thinks it's worth putting his hand in his pocket if he can't play with his favourite toy for 18 months...

comment by LeedsFanFor40Years (U6871)
posted 3 hours, 12 minutes ago
Don't know if it will affect January transfers since the ban only begins in February next year. Of course, it depends too on whether MC thinks it's worth putting his hand in his pocket if he can't play with his favourite toy for 18 months...
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Ive just seen that. Feb 1st. Unless they embargo us or some sheet, I wouldn't put it past the toowats

17th Feb according to the Sun. Also AR to complete by end of year and provide funds for window to tie up loanees.